Sentence examples for pace under from inspiring English sources

Privatisation has gathered pace under Kibaki and the country has been touted as an African tiger.

Rarely, if ever, has a Premiership season kicked off at such a cracking pace under the Friday night lights.

He meant the fast pace under foot, the breath of competition on his neck, the searing stress in his gut.

After breaking poorly, Patrol set the pace under Bailey as the 3-5 favorite but wilted in the stretch.

He lives in a lean-to, bathes in bug-infested water and picks coffee beans at an unrelenting pace under an unforgiving sun for about $3 a day.

Adjusted for inflation, it has grown at a slow pace under President Obama despite declines in the costs of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

It could have been his predecessor, Dame Eliza Manningham-Buller, going through her paces under the iron supervision of John Reid.

Sumner's distracting accent (think Julianne Moore on "30 Rock") and the slow pacing, under Pam MacKinnon's direction, don't help; the play never fully emerges from its long, dull, dark beginning.

Page A25 SKILLETS AND CARVING KNIVES: Dinner at 20 Paces Under $50 The Times's Kim Severson and Julia Moskin are pitted against each other in a culinary bout: making dinner for six without spending more than $50.

In a production given a gleaming "unmoored to the real world" look by John Arnone, its talkiness crisply paced under the polished direction of David Esbjornson (both are significant players in the creation of Lyman's glib and godless head game), the play, replete with flashbacks and fantasies, takes the form of Lyman's ardent explanation of himself to his disbelieving families.

Back before its pivot to software, Trueface.ai actually came by TechCrunch's New York offices to put the tech through its paces under its previous incarnation — Chui.